
WTTC 2026: How Tourism’s Most Powerful Leaders Are Shaping What Comes Next
WTTC is entering a pivotal period. Trillion-dollar tourism investment, new government alliances, expanding global membership, and more than 200 industry leaders

WTTC is entering a pivotal period. Trillion-dollar tourism investment, new government alliances, expanding global membership, and more than 200 industry leaders

Hotels are opening, investors are spending, executives are changing seats, and AI is moving deeper into travel booking. From Malta and Manhattan to Saudi Arabia

Airlines are opening routes, airports are expanding, CEOs are changing seats, and billion-dollar aircraft orders are reshaping aviation. From Riyadh and Bangkok

Migration is a sensitive topic in Germany, with public debate dominated by the fear of uncontrolled immigration. But over two centuries, millions of Germans emi

Cities across Europe will gain more leeway to curb short-term rentals such as Airbnb under plans to bring down housing costs in tourism hotspots that the Europe

Local tourism trade partners and Seychelles Tourism Board (STB) representatives from overseas and at home gathered at Eden Bleu yesterday for the Board’s annual

Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg won me over with its style and superb location directly across from the train station. But my stay came with two surprises: a

The motto of this year’s classical music festival in Bonn is ‘Home/At Home,’ featuring musicians from diverse cultures presenting pieces from their homelands.

Mexico has climbed into the global tourism spotlight, ranking fourth worldwide for both tourism’s direct GDP contribution and leisure travel spending. New WTTC

Berlin airport reopens after hazardous materials alert, Volkswagen approves radical restructuring plans, Uber drivers start class action against ‘dynamic pricin

Malta is about to become the center of world tourism. More than 200 CEOs and tourism leaders — including top executives from Hilton, IHG, Four Seasons, AirAsia,

Migration is a sensitive topic in Germany, with public debate dominated by the fear of uncontrolled immigration. People forget that, over two centuries, million